ante covid vaccination

Only last week an article in one of the online papers quoted a nurse, she said she was angry and heartbroken that she had
tested positive three weeks after having the Covid jab. Maybe she took her eye of the ball and mistakenly felt safe, we all
need to be vigilant 24/7 to stay safe, yep, even old seamen :) cheers.

Here in Oz we hear so many different stories in the news about who is being vaccinated and where, depending on which news service you use will give you the answers you want.

So much scaremongering going on with some of the anti vac brigade.
It has got to the point where the only one to listen to for the truth is our head medical officer.
Kelly had ripped into a number of journalists and doctors for the misinformation they continue to put out.
Some has been dangerous if taken seriously.

We will now have three different Vaccines used begining in the middle of next month.

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Originally Posted by John F Collier

Had the Pfizer Covid jab last Friday 15th January at the local Community Centre, I was told Booster jab will be in 12 weeks time,
no specific side effects as yet, cheers

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Correction, should have read Friday 8th January, sorry, senior moment :) cheers.

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What's the vaccination situation in the UK just now ?. Total shambles over here , corrupt and incompenent government that keep on changing the rules and always one step behind .
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Too busy organising taking ham and cheese sandwiches from British lorry drivers as they drive off the ferry.

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Could not agree more , another example of how this country is starting to slip .

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Originally Posted by Ivan Cloherty

Could not agree more , another example of how this country is starting to slip .

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It's the Dutch and French taking sandwiches off truck drivers as they present their papers, even searching trucks, how petty, has ham and cheese changed so much in a week that suddenly its become a danger. Msr Barnier said yesterday what did you expect, common sense Msr Barnier, common sense. The truck drivers are not going to sell their sandwiches, they're going to consume them. As an island we have the geographical priority to enforce such items/rules (as per OZ/NZ) but I hope it doesn't start a tic for tac war.

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Originally Posted by John Cassels

It's the Dutch and French taking sandwiches off truck drivers as they present their papers, even searching trucks, how petty, has ham and cheese changed so much in a week that suddenly its become a danger. Msr Barnier said yesterday what did you expect, common sense Msr Barnier, common sense. The truck drivers are not going to sell their sandwiches, they're going to consume them. As an island we have the geographical priority to enforce such items/rules (as per OZ/NZ) but I hope it doesn't start a tic for tac war.

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Ivan , myonly reaction is " roll on NEXIT ".

In the summer the EU agreed to pool resource regarding purchasing, supply and distribution of any successful vaccination, the UK opted out.
Germany has become so frustrated about the delays in the roll out that has taken control of some 30m doses of the vaccination.
Vic

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It's the Dutch and French taking sandwiches off truck drivers as they present their papers, even searching trucks, how petty, has ham and cheese changed so much in a week that suddenly its become a danger. Msr Barnier said yesterday what did you expect, common sense Msr Barnier, common sense. The truck drivers are not going to sell their sandwiches, they're going to consume them. As an island we have the geographical priority to enforce such items/rules (as per OZ/NZ) but I hope it doesn't start a tic for tac war.

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##the dutch should be very careful ....a good proportion of there flowers come here and also there tomatos as well as cheeses ......i never liked the dutch toms ....but was suprised to find a company in county durham ...growing tomsi......they were as sweet as spanish ......and a good flavour ....but i was informed in aldi that they could not at this stage keep up demand ...buy british if poss i say we buy as much brit as we can ...R683532

Cappy, here on the Island we are very lucky, we have a huge greenhouse site, and can purchase local grown tomatoes all year round, they are never cheap, but i would prefer to eat just one tomato in preference to 20 tasteless foreign grown ones. These tomatoes are available in most areas of Uk, kt


https://thetomatostall.co.uk/our-tomatoes

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##the dutch should be very careful ....a good proportion of there flowers come here and also there tomatos as well as cheeses ......i never liked the dutch toms ....but was suprised to find a company in county durham ...growing tomsi......they were as sweet as spanish ......and a good flavour ....but i was informed in aldi that they could not at this stage keep up demand ...buy british if poss i say we buy as much brit as we can ...R683532

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Right on cappy, I no longer have the freedom of driving, so don't have all the choices that I would like but since the Brexit campaign began have
bought British goods wherever possible. I have my shopping delivered by Sainsbury, one of their suppliers is Thanet Earth, which is the biggest
complex of greenhouses in the UK, situated on isle of Thanet Kent, it covers 220 acres and produces salad veg around the year, the downside is that
it covers open fields, but needs must, this system is a step towards self sufficiency and that would take a lot of the EU's leverage away, the tomatoes
they grow are called "The best of British," they're a mixture of red and yellow cherry tomatoes,and in my opinion they beat anything that comes from Spain, remember the wartime slogan, "DIG FOR VICTORY" :) cheers.